Closed Rashmi-sb closed 2 years ago
@Rashmi-sb to help analyze this issue, could you provide the following information:
So far it seems to be working for us. I have used the validator tool on a subset of our data for the In Network rates to catch issues before creating the entire file.
It caught:
1)Had JSON entity name "expriration_date" instead of "expiration_date" gave error that "expiration_date" was missing.
2) Service Code: Single digit service codes (i.e. 1 - 9) were not padded with a zero - gave error that invalid values were included. 3) Had JSON entity name of "reporting_type" instead of reporting_entity_type - gave error message that "reporting_entity_type" was missing.
I could not reproduce your issue. I took a valid JSON file & did a global replace to make "billing_code_type" be "billingcodetype" - it said the file was invalid said "billing_code_type" was missing.
FYI - We are using provider references and the subset of data I was using has ~ 900 "In Network Objects" and represents ~37,000 negotiated rates.
Closing issue due to inactivity.
Has anyone used this validator, we tested it and we see some of required the JSON entities names are not validated against correct schema entities name Eg : Billing_code_type(schema naming ) is not validated to BillingCodeType(incorrect naming) , even if we remove this whole element from the output JSON , the validator says Valid JSON .